Higashimurayama, Tokyo | Multicultural education & community

Language and culture,
a place to belong.

A place where children with foreign roots learn their heritage language and culture, and families find each other. Visits are welcome any time.

Inside the classroom

First time here?

Visits are welcome any time.

No Japanese needed. Come with your child and simply see what the classroom is like.

  1. 01

    Book

    Through the form or LINE. We reply within 2–3 business days by email or phone, in Japanese, Mongolian, or English.

  2. 02

    Visit

    Come with your child, with a parent accompanying. The parent & toddler space needs no booking. There is nothing special to bring. (duration [TBC])

  3. 03

    Try a program

    Try the program you like. Our staff will help you choose by age and level.

  • Getting here
    1-1-58 Misumicho, Higashimurayama. About 12 min on foot from Yasaka Station (Seibu Tamako Line) or 13 min from Kumegawa Station (Seibu Shinjuku Line). Stroller access [TBC].
  • Safety
    Staff numbers and qualifications, allergy policy [TBC]. Photos are taken and published only with parents' consent.
  • Language
    We work in Mongolian, Japanese and English. No Japanese needed — please come as you are.

Find by your child's age

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Parent & toddler space

A safe, warm playspace for toddlers and parents.

Tue · Thu · Sat 10:00–12:00

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02

After-school care

An after-school home base — homework and language support.

Mon–Fri 13:30–18:00

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03

Language & culture classes

Mongolian, Japanese, English — through songs and play.

Wed · Fri 16:00 / Sat 13:00

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04

Parent support

Information, Japanese lessons, counselling.

Tue · Thu · Sat / by appointment

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Upcoming events

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The next events are being planned. We will announce them here and on the blog.


From parents [placeholder — replace with real quotes]

Even without Japanese, I felt at ease from the very first day.

— A mother from Ulaanbaatar · Parent & toddler space

My child now sings Mongolian songs at home.

— Father of a 2nd grader · Language & culture classes

They help with homework, so I can relax after work.

— Mother of a 1st grader · After-school care

Blog — Days at the Ger

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